Definition and Categories of Cookies Used by Wikicampers

This policy aims to explain to visitors of the website www.wikicampers.fr what a cookie is and what categories of cookies are placed on their browser during their visit to the Wikicampers site.

What is a cookie?

A cookie is a text file associated with a web domain and stored by a server on a user's device (e.g., computer, smartphone, tablet, etc.). This file is automatically sent back during subsequent visits to the same site. In other words, it is a file placed on the user's browser by the site being visited.

Cookies allow Wikicampers to collect certain personal data from users and/or information related to their preferences and their device.

Cookies can be classified according to their lifespan, the domain to which they belong, and their purpose. The cookies that may be placed on the user's browser during their visit to the Wikicampers website can therefore have different lifespans, referred to as:

Session cookies vs persistent cookies

We also differentiate, according to their purpose:

Internal cookies or “first party cookies”:

- Strictly necessary cookies: these cookies are essential for the proper functioning of the site and cannot be disabled in our systems.

- Performance cookies: used to analyze how visitors interact with the site, such as Google Analytics.
- Functional cookies: they allow you to remember your preferences and provide you with a personalized experience.
- Statistical analysis cookies
- Advertising cookies: these cookies allow for personalized ads and track advertising campaigns.
- Marketing cookies
- Fraud prevention cookies

Third-party cookies or “third party cookies”:

‍- Functional cookies
- Fraud prevention cookies  

Categories of cookies used on the site www.wikicampers.fr

The management of cookies on the Wikicampers.fr site is based on an explicit consent system from the user, based on the choice of the CMP (Consent Management Platform). We collect your consent to use cookies, particularly to improve your experience on our site, personalize content and ads, and analyze our traffic.

The cookies we use may be stored for a duration ranging from a few hours to several months. You can manage the duration of their retention via your browser settings.

The cookies used on our site may include strictly necessary cookies for the operation of the site, performance cookies, advertising cookies, and functional cookies. You have the option to manage your cookie preferences at any time. Indeed, the processing of your personal data via cookies is based on your consent, which you can express or withdraw at any time.

- you have the right to withdraw your consent to the use of cookies at any time by adjusting your preferences or deleting cookies via your browser settings;

- you can manage your cookie preferences via our consent management platform or by adjusting your browser settings to refuse certain cookies.

We collaborate with third-party partners, such as Google, Facebook, and Trustpilot, to provide you with a personalized experience and improve the performance of our site. These partners may also use cookies to collect and analyze information about your visits. Here they are in more detail:

LinkedIn Ireland Unlimited Company

bcookie (12 months) – 3rd party cookie used to create a personalized advertising profile.

li_gc (6 months) – 3rd party cookie used for creating profiles and selecting personalized ads.

lidc (1 day) – 3rd party cookie used for creating advertising profiles and selecting personalized ads.

Google Advertising Products

www.google.fr_/ads/ga-audiences (session) – 3rd party pixel for creating and selecting personalized ads.

Wikicampers

ssf_fbp (12 months) – 1st party cookie (no specific exemption).

setono_client_id (12 months) – 1st party cookie (no specific exemption).

sib_cuid (6 months) – 1st party cookie (no specific exemption).

PHPSESSID (session) – 1st party cookie used for session management.

sibautomation.com

uuid (6 months) – 3rd party cookie.

Youtube

YSC (session) – 3rd party cookie for session management.

__Secure-ROLLOUT_TOKEN (6 months) – 3rd party cookie used for session management.

VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE (6 months) – 3rd party cookie used for performance analysis.

VISITOR_PRIVACY_METADATA (6 months) – 3rd party cookie for managing visitor privacy.

Zendesk (wikicampers.zendesk.com)

__cf_bm (0 days) – 3rd party cookie used for security and performance management.

_cfuvid (session) – 3rd party cookie for session management.

Shareaholic

analytics.shareaholic.com_/e (session) – 3rd party pixel for traffic analysis.

Threads

csrftoken (session) – 3rd party cookie used for security management.

These cookies are necessary for collecting information related to advertising, analysis, session management, and security.

Rules applicable to cookies

Article 82 of the Data Protection Act, which transposes Article 5 (3) of Directive 2002/58/EC known as “e-privacy” into French law, provides for the obligation to obtain user consent before any operation of writing or reading “cookies” or trackers that follow users' browsing. User prior consent must therefore be obtained before storing information on their devices or accessing information already stored on them, through the placement and storage of cookies or other trackers on their browser.

This obligation applies to all cookies, except those that are strictly necessary for the purpose of providing the service requested by the user or that allow or facilitate electronic communication. In these specific cases, it is therefore not necessary to obtain prior consent. Cookies that allow saving the user's language choice on a website or cookies that allow collecting and retaining users' choices regarding cookie placement are exempt from consent. Other cookies may be exempt from consent subject to compliance with certain conditions. These include audience measurement cookies that allow, for example, measuring the technical performance of the site, detecting browsing issues, optimizing technical performance or site ergonomics, estimating the power of the necessary servers, or analyzing the content viewed.